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Kristen Stevens

Title: Founder & CEO

 

Location: Squamish, British Columbia, Canada

Education: Practical Nursing Degree Okanagan College, Venture Graduate BCIT

Expertise: Recipe Developing, Recipe Testing, Food Photography

  • Chef at an underground restaurant (AKA secret supper club)
  • Co-Founder of the popular website Find Your Cocktail, home to hundreds of cocktails for the home bartender.
  • Author of Sugar Free Dinner Recipes cookbook
  • Published in Food & Wine, My Fitness Pal, Honest Cooking, The Feed Feed, Real Housemoms, and The Recipe Critic.
  • Featured in The Kitchn, Pioneer Woman, Pure Wow, Livestrong, Self, and more.

 

Experience

Kristen Stevens is the founder, recipe developer, and food photographer at The Endless Meal. Formerly a nurse, she gave up her career to focus on her love of cooking. After 5 years of operating an underground restaurant in Vancouver, Canada, she decided to transition from ‘fancy’ cooking to focusing on sharing her family-friendly, simple recipes on this website.

Since 2011, she has shared over 1,200 recipes. She is the lead recipe creator and manages a small but mighty team of recipe enthusiasts who help run her website.

Get to know Kristen

Kristen Stevens baking cookies with daughter
Kristen Stevens in kitchen with family

Hi, I’m Kristen! I live in a small mountain town called Squamish in beautiful British Columbia with my husband and 8-year-old daughter. When I’m not in the kitchen cooking meals for my family or testing recipes for you, you’ll often find me in the forest. Trail running through our vibrant temperate rain forests is one of my happy places. I’m a summer girl at heart and love being on the ocean, especially if I’m pulling up spot prawn and crab traps from our local waters. We borrowed a little family boat for years, but we bought our own last summer, so you can expect to see more prawn recipes coming up very soon!

In the winter, you’ll find me playing in the alpine at Whistler a few times a week, as I love snowboarding. My little girl has grown to be a fantastic skier, so I’m often chasing after her down black runs and nervously following her over jumps.

I also love to travel and have been to more than 30 countries. I’ve been all over North, Central, and South America, the Middle East, Asia, a few places in Africa, and several places in Europe. I started backpacking in my early 20s, and while I ditched the pack for a carry-on suitcase years ago, my love for experiencing new cultures remains.

Frequently asked questions

Where did you learn to cook?

I’ve been in the kitchen since shortly after I learned to walk. My mom was a big influence on me, teaching me to appreciate good food and how to cook it. I’ve dog-eared more cookbooks than I can count and learned a lot through trial and error. I also spent 5 years cooking at an underground restaurant I ran out of my condo in Vancouver, Canada. Now, I cook for my family, friends, and you!

What is your favorite kitchen tool?

My knife. With a sharp knife, you can do almost everything in the kitchen.

Which recipe should I make first?

That is the hardest question to answer! I’m currently obsessed with my hot honey chicken bowls and my glazed salmon and rice bowls, so if I were you, I’d start there.

All Posts by Kristen Stevens

A plate of strawberry dessert with fresh strawberries and rhubarb sits on a table, overlaid with text inviting you to join The Endless Meal Cooking Club this August 2026 for a chance to win monthly prizes.

The Endless Meal’s Cooking Club – August 2026

Collage of Greek lamb burger, chili lime grilled shrimp, zucchini spaghetti, and parmesan corn on the cob, with a text overlay highlighting the Dinner Lineup for Week 13.

Dinner Lineup: Week 13

Grilled chicken pieces garnished with lemon wedges and fresh herbs on a plate, with text overlay: “Delicious August dinners to eat.”.

Dinners to Eat in August

An Upside Down Plum Cake sits on a white plate, with one slice being lifted; fresh whole and halved plums are scattered around.
1 hour hr 30 minutes mins

Upside Down Plum Cake with Cardamom

A collage of four dishes—jerk chicken tacos, grilled salmon sandwich, watermelon gazpacho, and blueberry broccoli salad—highlights the Dinner Lineup for Week 12 with a bold text overlay.

Dinner Lineup: Week 12

A Teriyaki Chicken Burger with a grilled patty, topped with sweet grilled pineapple slices, shredded cabbage, and fresh cilantro on a bun, served on parchment paper.
27 minutes mins

Glazed Teriyaki Chicken Burgers with Caramelized Pineapples

Collage featuring shrimp skewers, a bacon cheeseburger, grilled pork chops, and caprese salad, with a text overlay highlighting the Dinner Lineup for Week 11 and listing all four meal options.

Dinner Lineup: Week 11

An oval platter with whipped feta and Boursin dip, topped with a mix of cherry tomatoes and chopped cucumbers, drizzled with olive oil, served with toasted bread on the side.
1 hour hr 20 minutes mins

Whipped Boursin Dip with Marinated Tomatoes and Crispy Garlic

Four dinner dishes are shown: grilled salmon with salsa, chicken skewers with dip, Mediterranean orzo salad, and a fresh cherry salad. A menu titled Dinner Lineup: Week 10 is overlaid on the image.

Dinner Lineup: Week 10

A plate of Moules Frites features cooked mussels garnished with sliced shallots, served alongside crispy French fries and a small dish of dipping sauce—a classic delight from Belgian cuisine.
25 minutes mins

Moules Frites with Quick Aioli

A plate with a seasoned Lemon Butter Salmon fillet, roasted baby potatoes, and green beans, garnished with lemon slices, next to a fork and a small dish of sauce.
17 minutes mins

Lemon Butter Salmon with Chives

A plate of golden-brown corn fritters garnished with fresh chives and corn kernels, viewed from above. The Sneak Peek Recipe label in the upper right corner hints at a delicious new way to enjoy homemade corn fritters.
20 minutes mins

Crispy Corn Fritters (made in just 20 minutes!)

A bowl of Cucumber Peach Salad with red onion and herbs, served with tongs; peach halves and salad dressing rest nearby on a white surface.
15 minutes mins

Cucumber Peach Salad with Hot Honey Vinaigrette

A bowl of tabbouleh salad topped with fried halloumi slices, served with a wooden spoon and garnished with fresh herbs.
30 minutes mins

Broccoli Tabbouleh with Fried Halloumi

A collage displays BBQ chicken, peach pork chops, Mexican hot dogs, and classic potato salad with a text overlay highlighting the Dinner Lineup for Week 9.

Dinner Lineup: Week 9

A bowl of spaghetti with cherry tomatoes, fresh basil, and cheese, drizzled with balsamic glaze. White text over the image reads, delicious dinners to eat in July.

Dinners to Eat in July

A bowl of salsa surrounded by tortilla chips, lime wedges, and seasoning promotes the Endless Meal cooking club—join the fun this July 2026!.

The Endless Meal’s Cooking Club – July 2026

A plate of flower-shaped lemon thyme shortbread cookies with white icing, garnished with small green herbs and purple flowers.
44 minutes mins

Lemon Thyme Shortbread Cookies

A collage features steak tacos, crispy pork cutlet, pasta alla Norma, and cucumber radish salad with a central label listing these dishes as the Dinner Lineup for Week 8.

Dinner Lineup: Week 8

A bowl of fresh Pico de Gallo with chopped tomatoes, onions, cilantro, and jalapeños sits surrounded by crispy tortilla chips, lime wedges, and a small bowl of seasoning—perfect for snacking or topping your favorite dishes.
10 minutes mins

Pico de Gallo (A Classic Recipe)

Collage of four meals: grilled chicken, lemon garlic fish with greens, steak salad, and Greek salad, with a text overlay listing the dishes as Week 7’s dinner lineup.

Dinner Lineup: Week 7

A hand holds a tortilla chip with guacamole above a bowl of guac, a lime wedge, a bottle, and a paper-lined basket filled with homemade tortilla chips.
20 minutes mins

Homemade Tortilla Chips (Shockingly Simple to Make!)

A grid of four dinner dishes highlights the week 6 dinner lineup: Baja fish tacos, hot honey chicken bowls, baked salmon & tomato salsa, and watermelon cucumber salad.

Dinner Lineup: Week 6

A bowl of Strawberry Rhubarb Crisp topped with vanilla ice cream, served with a spoon, fresh strawberries, and rhubarb stalks alongside.
55 minutes mins

Strawberry Rhubarb Crisp (with the best vanilla crisp topping)

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